A scene of bucolic contentment. St Cyriac's #Church from the allotment gardens.

A place of worship since Anglo-Saxon times, the original was replaced by a Norman church in 11th Century & then extensively rebuilt in the 1400s.

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Lacock Ford in the village of #Lacock #Wiltshire, which is owned & managed by the #NationalTrust.

Full of olde worlde charm, it's been used as a location in many period TV & film productions, & also features in the #HarryPotter films.

Lacock Ford in the village of #Lacock #Wiltshire, which is owned & managed by the #NationalTrust.

Due to its unspoilt nature & olde worlde charm, it's been used as a location in many period TV & film productions, & also features in the #HarryPotter films.

Lacock Ford in the village of #Lacock #Wiltshire, which is owned & managed by the #NationalTrust.

Due to its unspoilt nature & olde worlde limewashed half-timbered houses, it's been used as a location in many period TV & film productions, & also features in the #HarryPotter films.

The beautiful #LacockAbbey. Originally a nunnery, then country house & home to William Henry Fox Talbot, inventor of the photographic negative.

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Happy Saturday y’all. Some lovely snowdrops at Lacock to brighten your day…

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Harry Potter house in #Lacock #England #Photography

#ThrowbackThursday to 2006 and the first month or so of my first DSLR camera, when any excuse to take it out somewhere new at the weekends was leapt upon at every opportunity. This is the #cloisters at #Lacock #Abbey in #Wiltshire, and if it looks familiar to you then you might have seen the #HarryPotter movies where scenes were filmed.

This was with a #Canon EOS 350D. I've since moved through a 5D Mk II to the R6 I now use.

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